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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-02
ruRopEAS FINANCIAL MARSHrI

LEMON sept l-l9;so m.-Cou,ois lui Tie tOr
and he account. csnaiiaA Pacne. IS Era Soa
do lOla Illinois Central l?sa,. Paul
Com1oa ssfs. NewYork Csnrai III; Pennsylvania 81
2e assessment paid. Mexican Central lba Canada
Northwest Land Company. ~ The BsRk Of England has
advanced s rate o. discount NON 70 per cent PARIS al
vices quote - frascs the
> oasOs lOl 7i6 or noih money and the account;
AtiaBfc and Western hrs trustees
tiGrsies Canadian Pacific Sc Erie SOS; 10 second
copsols iel1 Mexican Ordinary. Ses Nov YORK Ceatra
llns. kranag 90 ~ Mexican Central l5s hnassu's Bag
COMPANY Bar slvsr qneted At ~ lsl61 per
bullion tha bank OF Eng has sell tSb.0OO
GnIlns the week The proportion of the Bank OF Eng
to liability which last week AZ Is
cent IA ~ 20 There Withdrawn from the
Rank o, England to-day az. 600 bullion shipment to
Paris rcntcs AZ 81 francs
~ for the account aud exchange London AZ 70
fr.acs 81 y confines Tor ebecks-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-02
TIE KINGS oouyrr REpVeAIoAy PRIKARK

special meeting of the Kings County Republican
General Committee was held last evening IN the
Everett Assembly Rooms to settle the question as 20
who should govern the Xllth Ward Republican Asso-
citation and represent it Oh the Central Commlites
At t1e primary held In december the iaetiOu headed
by James John son was successful But II claimed
that the primary Improperly conducted
second primary. accordingly held early III the
spring. which resulted in the OF the ticket led
by Henry Niemitz. Mr. johnson. however, claimed
that the sub-committee had erred III excluding ths
members and earned the fight INTO the general
committee. TO whom the subcommittee reported last
night There was lively debate but after full and
tar discussion the action OF the Subcommittee
sustained by a vote OF 81 10 SO Ii was decided 10
Convention to elect delegates TO the Stale COMMITTEES
two days later.
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me. and i. prepared to meet promptly all it. obligations

OF every character"
These aenias however. diA convince tho ms5snty
Of people here that there noihing UNUSUAL In the wnd
II 10 stated from semi cal source that onef
follow the sale of the express ms eoHsrueu
10 mean the sale of the Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph
and the parlor and sleeping privileges Inc general
impression 10 that tho company wants money
that the road is making more now than
IL ever did. The most satisfactory explanation
ia that s being directed toward the building
OF TIE New.Yorf connection. without which the new
lins between Baltimore and Philadelphia Will never
more 10 an pay expenses. that mucn. 40 sgreelnenI
with Garrett Cassati and Morgan - the prnoapas ior
the purpose Of buidng this line rapidly - possible
talked to-day and the talk TOOK great deal OF
announcement from the action OF the STOCK
market Many people believe that Gould not
only backed the express deal but that his plans
are laid for the telegraph we'll The lifelong hostility
OF the CARROTS TO Gould Is against this view.
Al interesting report from excellent source Tore.
casts the OF Garrett from the presidency OF
the Baltimore and Ohio road Two already
mentioned his successors John King r OF the Erie
and John G. Clarke. late OF the Illinois Central
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ELECTRIC LIGHTS FOR THE yHoLs oIrT

ELECTRIC LIGHTS FOR THE WHOLE CIrF.
Ths Gas Commission yesterday awarded tue rcisowing
contracts for lighting streets and avenues VIII e'ecire
lights:
East River Electric Light coupanyPsrk Es~ rom Ana
At 10 noeery Bowery ffEieye.. Tnird.ave 70 sa<sy
srihst Grsndst Broadway 70 East kiver Ss rer,
from Csruiue Fg.ty niBth-st Eigsthsve rom
tpeufA % firy nTn-st way from Jana - 90
tsent.s total OF ga fyhts at nneesn aal Tt,
svp ION, FurteenA Flfty suthst. Crt re 81 t,om
Brocslyn Grandst Dtsnr.sscsst nc" go
Canal chr.sephsrsL trosa sixth ave 70 49,
siYth.aVe 10 the CoOver CnloB Foarthave IRON bo.-
Fourteenth B. Houston 20 Foufteen n w.
,.entSst at Bred~ay aud south Ffh-Ave. ChAiaoess
D. and StGyvc-aBt-st ttin
TesthsI. Total OF i9l lights a; tnry nine csh's "sH 20
TsIs United states Illuminating ccnpary-f hgnts N
Msssngea a. ss Tn.Sssy 70 wests -fch
teen and HhHchsilst from fsoN
ing South Ferry and Shameersst IRON Er0~a""
East River twenty hghs AZ the sane PRICE ..
Tue Blush Compsay-Aveaue IRON fourterntl ~
Twenty ourhs fstsve from Fourteenth 10 PLY oih.
at 6rzpdst from Broadway 20 suiivsnst ana tnen ~
Nsden squares, uInsyy ligh twenty We eess eae
Irrlag Place iron FoEresRth 10 Iwentetnsl3
from Fourteenth 10 Sevenfeeuthst ana ~
6vsr twenty three ghts a. ierV eehss
The Mt Msrri. Comvany-Greenvt ch-st from battery
light. al forty cents e<eh
Lighting HaTem Bridge Wild seven
lRts ut sixty III Morris PARK twelve shIs a
river TO river Eighfhave from OnehaBGred sndtTepV-
Onehupdrel-sB n nv hrh-.t, laraS'r. nen
Lightly al tHeh-
The American Electric Manufacturing Goa pany-sxsh
ava from tsnthst 10 OEehaasI e. @a.-
thirty ST. teuhst, boulevard 10 81
Nichola.ave Boulevard OBe-hpndr-l and tenth 70 One
nithst ninety three lizhts a. thrtyiwo
cents Thirdsv- from The Bridge 10 wills ave. and
brfage l.sAts al forty cents each
The from the present tme TO Mag aext.
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yIcE.pREsIDENT SPENCER DENIES.

NEVERTHELESS BALrIAOkkANS IHlNh Thai fftfisf
ARE MORE DEALS IN PROGRESS.
BALTIMORE. Sept 1 tSpectah.-Jehn 4. Cowan, the
esf counsel Baltnsrs and Ohio road denies that
President Garrett has resigned that the Baltimore and
Ohio has bean sold 70 the that Pre
Dent trying any way effect sale to
any party.
cefresdent Spencer. OF the Baltimore and Ohio. to-
day conaed the report Of the Disposal Of the plant OF
the Batinors and Ohio Express Company and Of the
Seution of contract between the railroad company
and the express company for period
Of thirty years. but dsciised TO give any
further Particular Mr. spssesr ssid there was no
truth whatever In the statemens With
London for the control Of tho compasy or that
the house OF Robert Garrett Sons selling or In
tending to sell, Its hs,ainSs and no know Of such
intentions the part Of any other zres holders lie
sassd - absurd The thss the Psnnsyvanis
Railroad had sdvaseed any Deuey - the Baltimore AID
Ohs Company ieskng to s control or for other
pces- The control Of the company ne sxid had NOT
and would nss pass tnte other rival hands: would
continue indspsndsst Hue with the Interests
Of all esssss 81 steckkeders fully and amply cared for
wortfsg 10 hoped. such harmony with csanecting
80 interests would tho hest resuits
for Al The company ts doing large sssissss and mas
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4 CITY oFrToTAL FIeR1Txs ~ TIE STREETS.

Edward Brdsail OF No IN East sntsfhst assist
ant superinendent Of the EdssE Eectro Lixt Company
and Timothy CoEucrA Of No S3- Madison Of
The Department Of Pubic Works had itrrcstiOa Al sixth
fhirti rstercsy.
stomach With a thermometer BY bsrdsan who
blow rsm eye, tisuOoung II. COBnors
arrested aud irnersun
the charge Of sssauiinK Birdsa Brdsa ella
drunk ana CounUrs san Birdsal
enei 10 have him dismissed irom tbs Department Justice
held Cpnnofs $500 bail
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LOSING HER WAY. MONEY! AND cH,npREy

much perp.exsd Irishwoman went to Police Head
quarters TO ask tor advice yesterday. She
said she Mrs. Mary Ford. a widow, whose bus
children TO to Ireland got tar Jersey
City "Wednesday morning. One OF the 6rakemen
on Penn'ylvsnis Railroad tram showed her the way
TO cheap hotel There che left tue chi idren, the
checks tor her baggage and all her money except
email change. AID went out expecting to lind
soue friends IN New-York. She lost her way ia this
find tho otc where her children and other treasures
After wandering about ali night 10 Jersey City
she had returned TO this city TO ask for advice The
police sent her back to Jersey City with intro duo
ton TO the police there, who may be able 70 help her.
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WILL LIE oonnsaoy ANoryr 10 xoTaIyoI


denburEh Rapid Transit Commission. appointed for ihs
purpose Of enabling :he Neu-York Underground Ran
Company alter IT, rOute 30 that ~ may down
Broad instead OF going under City Hall
further favor sought 10 the DETECTION OF the
lire into Elm thus 20 take advantage OF o. POtiers
for widening that tborOu<hfsrs FOR the good Of
adolRing pro Perty owners Is brnitcd about among
railroad men tRat the commission considering the
status OF the company foul Of such satSnE!e
Of rtghts useG etc. that II will hest
favor Of The proposed changes etllL IN
OF the historic fate of the Manhattan Rapid Transit
Comm aud its qu2ndary Ting It's $40 day
from nowhere, the Manhattan Company refused rs
offerings remains To be whether tEe prssent com
will lay the proposed rontes the pre!iInt
nary 10 getting the usual rate Tor such a mission
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THE HEALTH BOARD AND SPINAL MENINGITIS.
n-.-.a... % -. =. 49,. n LII, IA Ia 5000

President Bsyss, of the Health Board. eaid yester.
day that information about spinal ninsitis
among tho horses in this city had the de-
partment He asked De. Cyrus Edison II he had heard
OF ans OF the disease in the city and Dr. Edison
said be had heard veterinary surgeons Ia king about
the disease as had begun 20 spread IN large stables
and in the Annexed District, bat DR.. EdsOn old
give explicit information. Dr. J. B. Taylor. who "a
chief inspector OF esntsgioos diseases iold Mr.
that no case OF spsxi menn gids among horses had
ooue his notice. Nj. BAyles said tnat the boards
veterinary surgeon. DR.. johnson, had not yet
ported the subject.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-02
FATAL FAIL powy Ay ELEvA TOR SHAFT.

John zaage. ago forty-nve. ysrnsher. was cleaning
the top VI elevator No g. the Produce Exchange tower
yesterday s:45 m. when he lost his footing and
fell eight sages lie struck the top OF elevator No. at
the bottom OF the SHAFT breaking Through roof OF
laiice4 IRON lie taken 20 the Chambers street Hos
ptz unconscious and dei there few hours later Both
legs tue left broken. the he al anged
and Internal iHJTres made zge lived In seventy
eighth 81 near Aye-A He leaves a sister, being I'M
married
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GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

PHnAprIruIa sept IA tumble oy Mclaughlin les; to.
days game Fhes The occurred IN the eighth
inning Two sDe DsriiEs and Ryan were
respectively AgsSn hi bal directly 20
Mclaughlin failed hold the bound and then
fun blsd four permitting 5oth Ryan and
Darling to score saa onaDAHs Arson nrst The
Winning run ,hs IN maze Barnss dSable and
Dzys left. watch would have nettod Ihree bases II
sces.sary batting Of Ooth eiubi tree bot well DIS
tteuted aad the neiaisg EltedEed The
follows
chicar ] IL
Phll.ael yhla- U ~
R4s-hiIsChicago IL PHILADELPHIA IL Errors-Chics<o
l. Philadelphia. fItehefs-C4srAson and Bnih1ion IL
p.re-A ar. DOescAet
WASHINGTON, sept The Piftsburs team defeated the
w4sl gtons to-day Interesting In the hfsi
uHns Though ONmoIu's Wild pHcAlng aud lew Anely
hits, Ell i've which virtually settled Tie
contest The score vas a. apPsndecs
ritsburE ...-......---.--.-..-.-.-.-6o o o-s
" ash n tOn- s v -
Basehtts-Piiisburs. Q Washington. T. Errors-PItts
burg. ). naashinEtsa. s. Ptchers-oaisln and Gilmore
UmpBe-Mr. D2nis-s
BOSTON, Sspt LSuperor batting and hsi.ns enabled the
Boston club 10 adj another victory 20 their nst tosy Con
pitched good iOrm and larry vel sapp0rled tbs
scoge Vas
Indiana pois. o 0-S
Bo.iOh- v -
acknowledgements .. BssSOn. IL Error-IneIanap
OAs y. Boston. fciers-sEFsvs and Conway Umpire
M. PowsrA
At syfscase-stara IS, Newark.
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CALENDARS TO-DAY.
sUPRENE

SUPREME CocET-CHsssKks-Beiore DoDoaae 1-Sea
So 90 lsa 2os 2g 224 go "a "a z35. zS6 zss ze5
25s. gao. ~, Z42 24A .
eIFEEkt Col ET-SFEciAS Tkkss-SAEf l-A1loNroe1 W.
IussiAr, >epten 1eg D.
suskoCAfK's COZ ET-Be.oTe Rollins s-w Of Frccsrlek
Prime &c VII CT iLeocofe of-hi
a 10 H.. Will VI sarah Ssu!Eos a. 10 = II
suPEElos CocET--PEciAL TKkx-BsfOrs DugFo mo
daF 1.i~uG-f.
coGAos PIEAs-sPEaAL TEsx.-Belore LarreIoTe. G j.
No A.
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10 on pgpUBLToIy pRJv,RIrs

special meeting OF tue Republican County Committee
will be held this evening At Gland Opera Hoase Hall,
Tweny ih!rd-sL and Eighth 10 make arrangements
the primaries elect Delegates TO state Convex
ton. As THIS special meeting Is not expected
anything viii DC done Ehu loots decliHalon Of
the CksirnA ship of the COMMITTEES, should PerssI In
it. will probably not he announced unu the res nar
ing OF lhe Committee september 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-02
ANOTHER CLUBBING SroRr EXPLODED !:

Francis Kelly. the lsborer who ciaimed to have been
beaten in a oruial manner br two pchcsmen Of Tenth
ave- and Forty--ixth-si. on Monday night went 20
Police Headquarters twice yesterday 10 say that lac
had changed his mIud aud did not Wish TO make a
compliant. In the afternoon be signed statement
that be could identity any policemen ss his assa
ants that he drunk tbs OF the ut and
that be might have been assaulted BY men who were
not pOllcemeu.
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ANXIOUS TO HAVE Mr. FRIEDSAu yol1yA TED

Tue German Central Committee Alderman presiding
unanimously resolved ast night
Convention the Of Morris Friehssm
The chairman appointed
attend the convention and all honorable
the nomination OF Mr.
Muhling. chairman George r. Gmnnder "A Tlchner Eli
Richards r. siegrss, y. Gock Henry Betty Jacob
ssem hly John p WinaoDh Mr. Frsedszal
EnTope and ls expected " septea
l.xr0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-02
Ia eAscoGyEs LIsr 70 PoRr Explained

When the French steamship la 6ascogne arrived on
Sunday some Of the passengers stated that much
alarm w.s caused by the heavy lit OF the vessel at
sea- by her mac hnery being disabled ana BY the
Hsodiug Of the kitchen Captain santelli takes eI-
csption these state and sad yesterday We
mad heavy titae, but the vessel behaved
noby. There Was no foo ling OF the ship.
there any accident 10 the machinery. and we made
bettet time than the Umbria Tire lisiag was due TO
taking coal frsm side OF the strip just before
reached Sandy Hook that We would not draw 30
much vatar even keel and enabis us 10 get
across the bar at ~ earlier honr."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-02

There truth tie sensational stories published
YESTERDAY ab0at propepesed dsl bvJsesa .yndleas VI
capitalists snd the brotherhood Of PsyerA The story
thai ts w0ag VITA hs OF TIE Br0insr
hood a League revo.uonEs baseball 10 also
STATED agent OF the had attended the
meeng the
f1vOrably received John ID arc the
the brOthcrhOIL sad last nl-hi.
"Non uuthlnly thai there IL not a word Of truth
In the story II There anything IN IL 1 would know
NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-02

Earned runs-Se- York o. Detroit FIRST base or
error.-Nsv Yora eiroit L,f co on e.se'- g..
3 II Ricisrisan / Hauios Rsss Oh bals-Terna an l.
tonucr 2 hicharfsou Home rus Thompson l. TIRES
base hlisGeuein Double 2sy.- RiehArd'on "srl ssd
CuuuOr Rowe richardson ans hruuihrts J. HIT ~
rifcter- Noaa stolen ea.s.-sfie-pss ! Nld Pitches-
keefe !. OeiEeis /. UHpre-NE. Brady tfHe-IWo
The New York elub fei The League by yeser
cav'. -eeai thfG postOn The records 70
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d. How CAN sh, Ever Lev. Hun %

you sad when prospective groom
the Wet Of Ho~ abs bear bfoaIhf
10 ilnk her DESTINY VITA that o.
dtses-o unless VIII end In
perLaps iaszniui" Let The kasosBa
Est ssges Catarr Rene " aud cure hinse beiorv
100 islsL BY aruKgsta-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-02
Is THE cIrY BEING CHEIrEpr

Mayor Hewitt has written the Commissioners Of 40
COATS. directing tia Staten
f1Asd Rapid rrxsst Company by
ths csy, and report city 40 rvcevinx ms Just
dueA Wfhenf knowing Of The Mayor
Ter Loev hAa directed Engineer Mclean make slmslzr
lsvestlgAxfcn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-02

7Ae 49, Hhite-caDa ere alwass uniforn u qualify
nskefs spy The eaAlisy q Of eur make
belax = Elm taiasd ~ he htshsss stasaxrd
10 oqr Asv white csDs cresscounssy and --latest Eng
KnxY rosAoeo 90. AsrYsek.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-02

rsere rwstsce White IRE couple 1srided live arsrs snc
sSrurea man dI<ona bef 49, -
No lfs West ferty YestFdxy tseee cal - ~.
l,ss f,sr~ she Am. He d<ew rsSs
and shots a. her thrcaEh the panels Of ne -
.,r iaf Fortunately MT he arreSsd -
vrxt~r6sy Jrsrce Resliy held h In $1,000 DAd IN NV
vort ne poIsce Court o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-02

Beskman exnmined orifsances and sessd @se
~ Irt oarfs those which are
10 let sooufsrencs held yesssrday IN sAs hayors
once the beekmas sueet Cieen
ing Commissioner Coleman and several saa =
was agreed that snbmfed 70 zoe Aaetmee
providn the ieensng Of al dirs sais sae
theirs lVIe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-02

The NswYork and Detroit c.ati I'LL play again a, tie
Polo Grounds today VITA change o. baiisrss The Zoe
;he result Neirh or IlicomO VIII
pitch Tor Sev.YOrE sBd Goa iof DstrolL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-02
T4S DIR CARR TO RE REyoRkEp.

Mayer Hswr8 hes rscesved vxrfsus complaints
from the Street Cleaning Department dropped
from carts taking cellar dirt and carriage rsasA sssA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-02
M axe NO Mistake

Al you made ep mind 10 buy HOOD sarsa-
psrla be induced tESe other. Hoods sar-
ssp4ra peculiar medicine. possessing. by virtue Of
It's peculiar combination, proportion and psearAoa
alive superior 70 other article OF the kind before
the people Be get HOODS
In the clerk tried induce buy their
own instead Of Hoods Sarsaparisia Bus no ccuid not
prevail TO change. l tod him knew what Hnod's
sarsspara 1 had ssksa IL ssrsectly sAtLssd
with IL and eid not any others LIES. ELLA A.
eofF. VI Terpaces.-, AosSoa. Asss
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Sold BY an arugg,sn "a six fus %. Prepared only
I G. !. HOOD Co. AposAssasas, Lowell Mss.
100 Doses One Dollar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-02

or these with weak lung. sptsg Of blood broaetis
ktnared affections OF throat zai aag. send 10
st.mps Tor Dr. x P.srces treatise 90 these maiaies
ADJ. he doctor, Buf.la. y. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-02
H.,r w.nen woaId Vote.

Ware wanen Allow % the
usrd I,r Pisrrss Prescrptioa woaia
unfsng re@sJ for ths essssss psoasr 70 hsr
~ 1ruggistA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-02
THE INDIAN TROUBLE NEARING An END.

WASHINGTON Sept. L-Msjor General Terry Informs
the War Department Of the receipt OF the foowns te
gram from Major Randet dated Fort Ducnesns, August
so:
Indian AGENT and ne al men
Of yesterday To meet General CROOK ana
Adams all on The
there csving Il This can Do assured me
peopis OF Colorado
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-02
KORK OF TIE DOcK ROARO

the regular OF the DOCK ysstsr
voted sci tie he han o. pier
the halt Of ver No o. and pier No Sir East
with The connecting buikhead The viii term
from Aay / isss vii he soh NJ
Plsr A North River. on iuesd@y. september 20
Tbs question Of repairs necdcd a Psr va aud No has,
tefrrred TO Azrsh2u These
arr occptea W SrDsk yn Ferry
Company ssl the &ve bseH rry-aisiiy
Tire nesicd buf fAlsd 70 The
Commissioner Gov fu70se that the done.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-02

PtrrsRpRG. Pean Sept i-Peiroeun active excited and
hir her National Transit Certificates opened At Gi aai
clsssl a $50 higaest yrice. 63's lowest price IS
TrrtY.vrflE PSna sept rr&ast Csrtlhczsss
opened a. ant eossa s5S highest price, CO., lew
price. %
closed az 65. highest Prfo>. % e. los
est pree 53A. Cle<rances. l.SSsooo o2rrels
OlL CrTI. Prna- sept l-Srgte Oh Aioii rrAtN.
csrg.Sczss opras al Aaa osea a. 659 hshss prcA
GO lowest price 63as sales. lt7503D J1rrss cnsrtsca
tes7s Barrels. csarAace. 1904 barrels ship neusA
79,OSS barrels barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-02
THE PETROLEUM AARKEE

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
Althonsh suffered 3 dimiBufol tn activity yesterday
the crude OIL recent strength In the
early trading hesitation and tlnid holders
so freely 70 secure profits the resu OF causing reae
Coz from 63s Reports Of ne" well IN the
Reibole pool which ts rate bat which tel OF
heFea 70 ipcresse the cispe
se Bal the morning aaeiloE eni srf yea 10 yea
character OF The
a Of ACTIVITY. market
began 10 prve 10 tie and the advance was aus
inlly tie end highest poIt VI Nednes
passed and The l4s qnoia % Was Only shade IN
ser the prts OF tie day. The changed
temper OF market A. reflected IN the tnGre.sei
sronad the ou ring and IN the nlaires rheh
comuisson honses who have Tor
leag practically nothing IN oertlcates
The ~ closed strong. -,
AMI the total dealings ~ me conso
dated Exchange ware as fclews:
ca Lowest 6s1
6os4 f1nz- q
sales. barrels
R.apsd oil was unchanged at Gu ceats per gallon all
Lerts
PrrrsapRG Pean Sept i-PetrDleIm active excited and
hicher National Transit CERTIFICATES opened At eis aai
csssI al 65S highest yrc-. $751;. lowest price So
L.. c. 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-02

He PRED FIFE PISTOL sHors At HIS WIFE.
IsAae saS1rt. age forty 1oused esen aad
shreatsasd 10 XII asr she had him arrested In April
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-02

BssehitsIndlan zpOlis 3 Bsston. Ia Errori indiana
Oiis Boston. F.scisers-sETvvs and Conway. UHp,r
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-12-29
VISITORS REPORT.
BY the Committee of the Executive
Council

The Governor and Council have during the
past year become unusually familiar with the
affairs of the Prison and the report is com
prehensve. We give below a brief abstract.
In accordance with law passed by the last
legislature requiring greater diversity of la
Dor in the State Prison. the committee in
charge consisting of Council Committee on
State Prison and Pardons, the Warden and
Inspector entered upon the task VIII CHI has
proved an arduous one. They found that
making this diversity in the industries
occasioned diversity in machinery, fixtures,
buildings etc and the great expense con-
seouent thereon The Committee have
SPARED no trouble in Investigations bearing
on this subject, both in and out of the State,
and have decided to introduce the manu-
fscture of furniture and brooms. IL has been
deemed advisable to grant hearings to such
convicts as desire. The petitions for
pardon are numerous, the successful ones
are few" The conclusion is reached that
pardoned convicts show no better record
after getting out than unpardoned.
"Do convicts go out, more than they come
in? If so why is ii?"
Statements of convicts and ex-convicts are
to the effect that the food is wholesome, the
treatment kind. aud the Warden a
a gentleman" Complaints come from only
two prisoners and they are chronic grumhlers
A concise and clear statement is given OF the
repairs made and the changes needed The
draining of the quarry and the filling OF the
easterly end is recommended. The damp
ness would thus be obviated and building
lots be furnished. The average cost pei
wear of maintaining each convict in the Maine
Prison is SS9.i7. being about one third of the
average amount required by seventeen
prisons working under the same system.